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80 Animal Health Professionals Perform Simulation to Prevent Cattle Sweep Worm: SIA
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With the aim of strengthening the capacity to respond to a possible plague of Worm Barrenador del Ganado (GBG), the Secretariat of Agricultural Impulse (SIA), in coordination with the representative office of the Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) in Tlaxcala and the National Service of Health, Safety and Agrofood Quality (SENASICA), carried out the practical simulation called “AUTOSIM II”.
Fever, decay, loss of appetite (anorexia), pain in the affected area, anxiety, boils, ulcers, infections in the belly of the calf due to bacteria, such as the cause of bacterial polyarthritis. In addition, they have low milk production in animals due to varied infestations and of great magnitude, low in weight gain and/or in the weight achieved from meat-producing animals. Also low in weight gain and/or in the weight achieved from meat-producing…
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